Who Loves .22 Revolvers?

[sodacan]

My favorite 22lr revolver is the Colt Officers Model Special, 4th issue. It is the most accurate 22 revolver I own, maybe the most accurate gun I own. It's the top one in the left photo, shown with its 38 Special sibling. Made from 1949-52. My latest acquisition is the K-22 Outdoorsman from 1939, in the right photo. I have not taken it to the range yet, but I'm looking forward to it. It is one beautiful gun. I also have a 1953 K-22 Combat Masterpiece and a 1966 model 17-2. Both terrific revolvers. Sorry, no photos of those two.

 

[Bhfromme]

Love my .22 revolvers! Wish I knew how to add photos to the message body instead of these silly attachments but here are mine. In order left to right: my 3.5" Model 43, my Model 18-3, my Model 63 No Dash which is really a 63-1, my EAA Combo Bounty Hunter, and lastly and probably leastly is my Taurus 991SS6 6.5" .22 Mag revolver. The 43 is probably my favorite but the 63 would be a close 2nd. The 18 is so nice I don't even shoot it. Love 'em all.

 

[Willyboy]

22 Revolvers

I shouldn't even post this, but I just can't get into 22 revolvers. I have my dad's old H&R revolver that I could never hit anything with. Over the years I have had 2 S&W model 18's. They were very high quality revolvers, and I could shoot pretty well with them. But one had the dreaded tight chambers.

Just to clarify, I love 22 automatics and have a Colt Woodsman Sport and
a Beretta 89 Target. And I had a nice S&W model 41 I sold a few years ago.
And I have several center fire S$W revolvers that I really like. I just prefer my 22's to be automatics and my center fires to be revolvers. Willyboy.

 

[Hair Trigger]

Only .22 revolver I have is a M48-4, K22 Masterpiece Magnum. Would love to find a .22LR cylinder for it, but NBD, I have a Ruger .22/45 Mk.III in .22LR. Not a revolver, but still fun to shoot.

 

[Bhfromme]

Also from the not a revolver but still fun to shoot department is this Walther/Colt 1911 .22LR Rail Gun. Load up them mags and let her rip. Without breaking the bank I might add.

 

[hkcavalier]

A 1931 K-22 and 1975 34-1 hard chromed getting some range time. I don't really care much for SA .22s, but love the swing-outs.

And a 1933 Colt OMT to boot.

 

[Toyman]

I shot 60 rounds at 10 yards double action through this pre war 22 Outdoorsman today. Gun shipped 1937.

 

[tops]

I have more revolvers in .22 RF than any other caliber so I guess it's my favorite caliber. I like the cost of ammo and no reloading. Larry

 

[turnerriver]

Arthritis has made me love them even more. Here are some of mine.
Combat Masterpiece with a Colorado Saddlery holster.

Model 17

Kit Gun with a Myres gun rug.

Ruger Single Six

Another Single Six.

Colt Trooper with a Heiser holster.

Regards,

 

[jeffrefrig]

My K22 is the nicest gun I own, especially since I can hit center of target from 25 yard line! It was my dad's. I recently bought one of those little Heritages and a magnum cylinder, but it's just a toy. It shoots straight, though. I like the .22 rifle, too. Shoot them all day for a few dollars.

 

[lestert357]

My Colt OMT/KST in .22 LR with King short action Double Cockeyed Hammer and double ribbon Ropers from 1937.....

 

[CWH44300]

Love them
3 J's and 3 K's

 

[Andyd]

I always have a .22 l.r. handgun in the range bag and most often it is a revolver. The first Korth that I bought is also my favorite revolver but lately a S&W 17-2 that had been shortened is my range companion. The hammer spur had broken off and was cut and contoured by the former owner and I changed the ejector rod and installed a new one since the original one had no finish at all left. I also put some smaller grips on it because it will soon go to my daughter in law, who has really small hands.

 

[BigBill]

My h&r revolvers. I have a k22/6", a colt officers target/6.a colt Police positive/6", ruger single six/6.5",

 

[canoeguy]

I'm a fan of .22 revolvers:

Smith & Wesson Model 18:

!980's vintage Ruger Single Six:

1968 vintage Colt Diamondback, a recent acquisition:

I have decent holsters for these revolvers as well, Bianchi's for the Smith and Ruger, an El Paso Saddlery being made now for the Diamondback....

 

[The Norseman]

6 Cylinders

I like 22lr Revolvers.

Here's one sample;

 

[ContinentalOp]

1968 vintage Colt Diamondback, a recent acquisition:

The .22 my dad left me is a 6" Colt Diamondback, though not as old as yours.

 

[bdGreen]

.22's, each and every one.

Yes, I like .22's.


bdGreen

 

[Kitgun]

Kitgun's Mod. 34-2 Kitgun

 

[Kitgun]

.22's, each and every one.

Yes, I like .22's.


bdGreen

Are they all asleep?